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Posted by highboyford on December 02, 1999 at 14:11:09 from (63.17.117.60):
In Reply to: Re: More on Best tractor posted by still4020 on December 02, 1999 at 06:45:04:
Ok spent a little time at college but not the way you think hee hee,When I used to tip the bottle ran to college for the ladies and the parties but at the time I never enrolled(still in high school at the time)any way long time ago now.Tractors I have ran (by running I dont mean plow the garden)cover most the major brands.Spent alot of time on a A.C 7080 had enough Hp but didnt care for the cable shift.Between myself and family own a raft of olivers. grew up on them too makes me a little biased.As for Jd I have never said they were a bad tractor,I have always stated they are one of the best driving tractors made but are not the best tractor,the best tractor should not shy away from any job and should also have good fuel economy.As for your beloved Jd I have drove most of the 2 bangers and own a B.Done alot of plowing with a 730d good heavy tractor will outplow a super 88 so how is that honest enough for you?Ran a 4010,numerous 4020 both shift and powershift,4850(alltime fuel sucker)some in between forgot the number.Also ran some little loader tractors but not enough to coment on them.And to be honest learned about the paint inside the Jd frames by the poor folks on the Jd board,so ran over to my Jd dealer and I looked in a couple of parts tractors guess what yellow paint,man HOW CAN YOU NOT SAY THAT WAS A CHEAP WAY TO FIX A PROBLEM?any way also ran I.H and some stiegers and 24 and 2670 case and 2290 case also massey 44.Listen I can work for any neighbor I want and if you want to know how good a driver you are that is a good way to find out.I treat each machine I run with care and I like to learn about Different tractors is not a bettor way in my book then to get out and run em!Name one point I have made about JD as false!
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